Sentence examples for wrong statistics from inspiring English sources

FBI crime data shows that the majority of homicide victims, white or black, are killed by offenders of their own race, and conservative TV host Bill O'Reilly asked Trump about the "totally wrong" statistics last year.

On Wednesday at 4 30 p.m., the Cubs-Expos box score featured wrong statistics (the batters were credited with 14 runs batted in during a game that Montreal led, 3-2) all all the players' positions were listed as "null".

Long before Angela Cannings went before the jury that convicted her, we established that Professor Meadow was wrong about statistics and genetics and that he had shredded his database.

Let's take a look at what went right and what went wrong for statistics in Hollywood.

Anthony has suggested that the "use of such (packages) does, unfortunately, also allow you to perform meaningless statistics and incorrect statistical tests, and give misleading or wrong interpretations" [ 8].

In vino veritas as Locke might say.David Lincoln Ross New YorkCanada's crime rate* SIR – The reason why you were puzzled by the popularity of the Canadian government's efforts to get tough on criminals is because you were looking at the wrong set of statistics ("Prisoners of politics", December 19th).

The site has posted wrong scores and statistics like the 9 runs scored and 19 driven in Tuesday by the Mets' Robin Ventura, the 39 runs surrendered on opening day by the Florida Marlins Ryan Dempsterr and the 10 double plays turned by the Philadelphia Phillies.

Lewis counters that something has gone seriously wrong with the statistics of the IPCC.

Lockshin conducts an analysis of the flaws present in those "scientific studies" rooted in wrong interpretation of statistics and confusion between correlation and causality.

Similar to the overall driver-related incident statistics, wrong-side door activations have been localised to the stations with designs deviating from the standardised design.

But the new statistics were wrong.